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Science Grad Students Receive Scholarships - Friday, October 6, 2009

ARCS Students
San Diego chapter of Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Foundation will support 12 students this academic year.

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Student recipients

This year's recipients include:

  • Peter Belmont, biology
  • Karen Campbell, computational science
  • Shirin Doroudgar, cell/molecular biology
  • Kimberlee Fischer, cell/molecular biology
  • Marc Gregerson, chemistry
  • Martin Kandes, computational science
  • Marc Rideout, biology/biochemistry
  • John Ruedas, cell/molecular biology
  • Aleksandr Stotland, cell/molecular biology
  • Jenna Tabor-Godwin, cell/molecular biology
  • Dana Willner-Hall, cell/molecular biology 
  • Robert Wilson, Jr., chemistry

 




SDSU Professor to Work on $2.9 Million International Protein Study - September 25th, 2008

Sandford Bernstein will work with Professor Mike Geeves

SDSU Biology Professor Sandford Bernstein will work with Professor Mike Geeves of the University of Kent, United Kingdom which was given over $2.9 Million for a protein study. The project will investigate proteins behind functions as diverse as cell division, hearing and heartbeats.

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Ricardo Zayas, Assistant Professor of Biology will Receive $1.7 Million for Stem Cell Research - August 13th, 2008

Ricardo Zayas, Assistant Professor of Biology

Six San Diego scientists will receive more than $15 million in funding from the state stem cell institute, to support projects ranging from the development of a therapy to halt acute leukemias to research into therapies to prevent premature birth and birth defects. Professor Zayas will receive $1.7 million.

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Kelly Doran, Assistant Professor of Biology Leads Team Discovery in Understanding why Anthrax Exposure is so Dangerous - August 12th, 2008

Kelly Doran, Assistant Professor of Biology

SDSU researchers are the first to prove that anthrax bacteria has the ability to directly penetrate the blood-brain barrier, a barrier which normally functions to keep dangerous viruses and bacteria from entering the brain.

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